Turpin, George M. (George Melvin), 1882-1943

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George Melvin Turpin was born in 1882 in West Jordan, Utah. He began to attend the Agricultural College of Utah in 1902. In 1906 he was appointed Assistant Station Chemist and one year later he became the Assistant Poultryman. He finished his degree in 1909 and was a lecturer in Poultry and worked for the ACU Extension Office until 1913. He left the ACU to teach at Iowa State University. He returned, however, to Utah and worked for the Utah hatcheries. At some point he also taught at East and West Jordan High Schools in Salt Lake City. At the time of his death in 1943 he was employed by the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company.

From the guide to the Agricultural College of Utah Cyanotypes, 1892-1997, (Utah State University. Special Collections and Archives)

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creatorOf Agricultural College of Utah cyanotypes collection, 1896-1916 (1902-1912). Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library
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associatedWith Utah Agricultural Experiment Station corporateBody
associatedWith Utah State University corporateBody
associatedWith Utah State University. Old Main corporateBody
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College buildings
Agriculture
College students
Laboratories
Agricultural colleges
Student activities
Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho)
Agricultural extension work
Classrooms
Logan (Utah)
Farm life
Subject
Education
Universities and colleges
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Birth 1882

Death 1943

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